PAUPERS ON THE FARM.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXII, Issue 8901, 22 August 1907, Page 3

PAUPERS ON THE FARM.

Vt'hv keep an army of paupers. Ticks and Lice are paupers —and Intones a,t that. You cannot grow good wool anil good mutton —and good Ticks too. Cooper's Dip will, how- j evu\ clear out these paupers, and, if used as directed, prevent them from returning for the longest pos- j siblo period after; leaving tiie sheep with nothing to do but to eat and j grow fat, and vield good fleeces. j Cooper's Dip was invented sixty-) five vears ago specially to accomplish j toe.-', purposes. That it has well succeeded is proved by very re markal>P facts, which admit of no cornIt would be invidious, and impracticable, too, to publish the names of'al! the great- sheep breeders who use Cooper's Dip, for their nan:- is legion. And "tire same applies to The top prices realised by Conner-dipped chips. As an instance, take that great sheep gathering 1 of the world, mtmclv, ' the Royal Agricultural Show of Ena-lanit. " The latest- census to hand shows that out of r.l'.) sheep prizes awarded, every prize-winner—-excepting onlv two— was a user of Cooper's Dip. And, by the way, ple;> : -e note that this occurred m tiie j Bri'tsii Isles, where all the loading! Dip- of the. world are manufactured and -mshed for all they are worth. Phase take another instance. Ta-mauiau docks are perhaps the hiirbost vn-iced and fiuest woolled ;b'e- o io'the -world. According to a eea-fs taken there, five-sixths of the! e!ivg breeders use "Cooper." "if i-,\. '- ' ' instances were quoted he-iv found, it proof of the j sup.:' -s of "Cooper." The! Bel:.- ock is historic. Pro-* lvi'i",;, iuo dock iu the world"

) u >, -n..' -,) many princely prices i a- ; il" Yx ■ '•lic'cp. v-;i- >;■ il" Yue -h'cp. and realised ]'',)!•. ui'ie.c-. And It v.b only the; uthc' - .1-v U :-t cue manager of this i cLf-i< /hick fed Ui" v.rircr that of all :. 'lip- i'.;.r iiad been re-cd im n'v • Viv, CooperS had .riven the "i\,, ; -i -atisfaetkm, and nobody an.'i', tiy to persuade him to tite iinv •'her dip. >u.:h«i prominent r lasmamaii bret }> r v,as, ho'vevu', last .season th',( t'd from "Cooper" by argu-ni<-,-t- that a certain other dipping pov,'\r. "Whilst Iviuy the, ::imc as '•CvprV' was more finely premivd " Bot this gentleman has r'ce'lv signified his intention to rettrn'ro the u<-e of '-Cooper" iu fun-ire. _ _ ......

T X , >, jol _ < »C I Ulltl\ II j \ i L i i i Uiji ' toque i Mil 1 11 'til U ,vi us ! i > I w' \> ii mt i l J M muite Itl j lopm t u oi l , J)ip '-lilt p Dip M"m tut i 10 I i-> Ali]<.nU iuu b In, I) ju C Kit Ji s boon oih i In i onim l id oil iccoimt it u in linn i<i fpon tn fl j i li N mi !i i tion II nut j. ( t ci sDp uc not on o„u tl b\ it it sheep Imi luth\ the mil ind file ot t! i \\u i c tic -wold toi tn inu il* c Cn p i sufh.ee to t l o\ i iO ii 11 on s - of -5J cep | Vll i a mp'i rlic pnol ot i\.ty fm j u jt his ii con t i_ith ind .saadil. uicici cd m populi it\ aid 'tli'-;' acceptance throughout the pastc*>":l world may not, perhaps, instU v tho assumption that. CJooiw's is tho best sheep dip. It i, "l-vhUmce. however, that the nnnon.-v of tho world s sheepowners " llud that it is—that its use vici-- the most profitable rosuxts—or "thcv would not thus ]iatrouiso it. Utom these ."rounds Cooper's Dip is Venice! full v recommended to shoepov.nors the coming season, its erodcimals show that ic will bo to their own interests to use i«. it is THE din for the show ring, for the. freezing works, and for tho wool market.